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    Q&A - P3 Math

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      tianzhu
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      Hi shurley197323


      Please go to pg 47 and take another look at the MD.

      150ml of water is transferred from the the jug to the kettle as shown by the arrow.

      After transferring 150ml, one unit of water is left in the jug. Now compare the middle MD with the one at the bottom, it’s clear to see that 3units=150+420+150

      Best wishes

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        SPI
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        Please help.


        The cost of 1 chair and 2 similar table is $345.
        The cost of 3 such chairs and 1 table is $335
        (a) find the cost of 1 table
        (b) Find the cost of 6 chairs

        Thanks

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          Dharma
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          SPI:
          Please help.


          The cost of 1 chair and 2 similar table is $345.
          The cost of 3 such chairs and 1 table is $335
          (a) find the cost of 1 table
          (b) Find the cost of 6 chairs

          Thanks
          6C + 2T = $670 ..........( 1 )
          1C + 2T = $345 ..........( 2 )

          ( 1 ) - ( 2 )

          5C = $325
          1C = $65

          Cost of 1 table = $335 - ($65 x 3) =$140
          Cost of 6 chairs = $670 - ( $140 x 2 ) = $390

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            femi
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            tianzhu:
            [quote])Aminah and Shanthinee had 128 bookmarks altogether.Aminah gave 1/4of her bookmarks to Geraldine. Shanthinee have the same number of bookmarks left. How many bookmarks had shanthinee have at first?

            Hi

            Are the bookmarks given to Geraldine or Shanthinee?

            Please confirm if the numbers are 128 and 1/4.

            Best wishes[/quote]sorry, after the Aminah gave 1/4 of her bookmarks to Geraldine,Shanthinee gave 37 of her bookmarks to geraldine.now , ....... ....... ..... .....

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              imacsg
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              Can someone tell me why a eight equal sides octogen cannot be tessellated?

              Thanks

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                iFruit
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                imacsg:
                Can someone tell me why a eight equal sides octogen cannot be tessellated?

                Thanks
                In a tessellation, the objects around a vertex must fit exactly without overlap. That means the interior angles of all the polygons meeting at a vertex must equal to 360.

                For example,
                In an equilateral triangle, corners of 6x triangles make 360 degrees at the vertex(6 x60)

                for square, it's the corners of four squares that make a vertex (4x90)

                For an octagon, the interior angle is 135 degrees. 3 x 135 = 405 and 2x 135 = 270. So, a tessellation can't be formed.

                PS: An interesting formula to remember: Interior angle of a regular polygon = 180x(n-2)/n where n= number of sides.

                HTH

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                  femi
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                  tianzhu:
                  [quote]2)Mrs Raja gave 17 boys and girls a total of 105 clips. Each boy was given 5 clips and each girl was given 7 clips.If all the girls were to give all their clips to the boys, how many more clips would each boy get?

                  Hi
                  Hope this helps.

                  You may use a heuristics known as Making a Supposition or Assuming Method.

                  Suppose all the 17 pupils are girls.

                  17*7 = 119
                  119 – 105 = 14 (fewer clips)

                  Each boy has 2 fewer clips.
                  Number of boys = 14/2 = 7

                  Number of girls = 10
                  Number of clips held by girls = 7*10 = 70

                  Hence each boy will get 70/7 = 10 clips (more)

                  Best wishes[/quote]

                  thanks for your help :lol: 😎 πŸ˜„ πŸ™ :celebrate: :love: :?: :idea: 😐

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                    femi
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                    can somebody help me in these questions pls?this are primary 4 questions.


                    question 1)Arvin has 6 times as many cards as Cedric. if Arvin gives 40 cards to cedric, they will have the same number of cards. How many cards should Alvin give to Cedricc so that he has thrice as many cards as Cedric?


                    question 2)mrs ida baked 125 tarts and placed them in a jar. Aliff ate 4 tarts everyday.Fatimah ate 1 tart on the first day,2 tarts on the 2nd day,3 tarts on the 3rd day and so on.
                    a)on which day would both children have eaten the same total number of tarts?
                    b)how many tarts are left in the jar on day 10?



                    hope u can answer the questions.
                    thanks πŸ˜„ 😎 :lol: :oops: :roll: :? :shock: 😞 πŸ˜‰ πŸ™ 😐 :idea: :?: :!: :stupid: :celebrate: [/list][/list]

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                      imacsg
                      last edited by

                      Hi ifruit,

                      Thanks. interesting formula to remember.

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                        tianzhu
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                        femi:
                        tianzhu:

                        [quote])Aminah and Shanthinee had 128 bookmarks altogether.Aminah gave 1/4of her bookmarks to Geraldine. Shanthinee have the same number of bookmarks left. How many bookmarks had shanthinee have at first?


                        Hi

                        Are the bookmarks given to Geraldine or Shanthinee?

                        Please confirm if the numbers are 128 and 1/4.

                        Best wishes

                        sorry, after the Aminah gave 1/4 of her bookmarks to Geraldine,Shanthinee gave 37 of her bookmarks to geraldine.now , ....... ....... ..... .....[/quote]Hi

                        Hope this helps.

                        Best wishes.

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